łoh

Hupa

Etymology

From Proto-Athabaskan *ɬuˑtʼ. Cognate with Navajo łóód.

Noun

łoh

  1. scab

References

  • Golla, Victor et al. (1996), Hupa Language Dictionary Second Edition, Humboldt, California: Hoopa Valley Tribe

Etymology

From the root -LOʼ (“to act with a rope”).

Noun

łoh (possessed form biloh).

  1. noose (an adjustable loop or rope)

Inflection

Possessives of łoh
singular duoplural plural
1st person shiloh nihiloh danihiloh
2nd person niloh nihiloh danihiloh
3rd person biloh
4th person (3o) yiloh
4th person (3a) haloh
Indefinite (3i) aloh
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